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  • protegeV

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    Late merry Christmas to me :D
     

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    Melnic

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    Dec 27, 2012
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    Late merry Christmas to me :D

    Its a conspiracy. I"m up in Philly and picked one of these up for $39
    That's 8cents/round of CCI standard velocity.
    No limit and plenty.
    This was in a Gun Shop.
    Why is this not readily available in the DC area?
     

    Pinecone

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    Feb 4, 2013
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    Just stopped by Dick's in Bel Air. They had a number of different .22 brands available. Fed 325 boxes, Rem Golden Bullet bulk pack and 100 rounds plastic boxes, and others.
     

    lee2

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    Oct 8, 2007
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    i did notice that the wally world on ordnance rd in glen burnie had some cci.22lr, maybe its coming back. i would like to see them have multiple .22 ammo bricks like they used to.
     

    rockstarr

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    Feb 25, 2013
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    The Bolshevik Lands
    i did notice that the wally world on ordnance rd in glen burnie had some cci.22lr, maybe its coming back. i would like to see them have multiple .22 ammo bricks like they used to.

    it is lee, some people are finally starting to let it sit on shelves which is helping supply catch up. ( myself included)

    now all we need is for the rest of the crew that's still paying 30-40 dollars for bricks of plinking quality ammo to stop and the rest of these places like DSG or cabelas etc will lower prices.
     

    lazarus

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    Jun 23, 2015
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    it is lee, some people are finally starting to let it sit on shelves which is helping supply catch up. ( myself included)

    now all we need is for the rest of the crew that's still paying 30-40 dollars for bricks of plinking quality ammo to stop and the rest of these places like DSG or cabelas etc will lower prices.

    Certainly. At the same time, a year ago when most were selling CCI for 11-14 cents a round, Cabela's was selling it for 8-9 cents a round. They never raised their prices as high as many of the gougers, sadly now though they will also likely be slower to lower it.
     

    rockstarr

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    Feb 25, 2013
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    The Bolshevik Lands
    Certainly. At the same time, a year ago when most were selling CCI for 11-14 cents a round, Cabela's was selling it for 8-9 cents a round. They never raised their prices as high as many of the gougers, sadly now though they will also likely be slower to lower it.

    on a few things they didn't but on bricks of golden bullets I remember seeing them at 37 dollars, thunder duds at 35 etc...

    they stooped just as low with dsg and the rest of the gougers, it just took them longer...
     

    lazarus

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    Jun 23, 2015
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    on a few things they didn't but on bricks of golden bullets I remember seeing them at 37 dollars, thunder duds at 35 etc...

    they stooped just as low with dsg and the rest of the gougers, it just took them longer...

    And 12-18 months ago at a gun show and a few small gun shops I saw thunder duds for $50 a brick and minimags for $15 per 100.

    None of the big guys stooped as low as the actual gougers did.
     

    rockstarr

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    Feb 25, 2013
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    The Bolshevik Lands
    And 12-18 months ago at a gun show and a few small gun shops I saw thunder duds for $50 a brick and minimags for $15 per 100.

    None of the big guys stooped as low as the actual gougers did.

    fare enough regarding the duds mentioned but that wasn't what I was necessarily arguing.

    selling those or GB at 35-40 dollars when a year before that they were 23.99 is just as equally gouging imo.

    again, it just took dsg and cabelas longer to hop on board with it.
     

    adit

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    Feb 20, 2013
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    What has me puzzled is how the Rem TBolts are holding $40 for a 525 pack whist WM is selling (when you can find it) M22 1000 packs for $48 and change (I think that was the most recent price I saw).
     

    bama47

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    May 9, 2013
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    What has me puzzled is how the Rem TBolts are holding $40 for a 525 pack whist WM is selling (when you can find it) M22 1000 packs for $48 and change (I think that was the most recent price I saw).



    I can't figure out why exactly Remington 22 is still priced so high. Almost every other brand has come down at least slightly.
     

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